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Trump says EU car and truck tariffs will rise to 25%
Trade tensions

Trump says EU car and truck tariffs will rise to 25%

The president accused the European Union of failing to comply with last year’s trade deal but did not explain the alleged breach. The higher rate is set to take effect next week

Alito challenges race-bias argument in TPS case at Supreme Court
Supreme Court

Alito challenges race-bias argument in TPS case at Supreme Court

The justices are weighing whether courts can review the Trump administration’s move to end deportation protections for Haitians and Syrians

Oil drops as Iran sends updated proposal, but Trump says offer falls short
Oil and Iran tensions

Oil drops as Iran sends updated proposal, but Trump says offer falls short

Crude prices retreated after Pakistani officials said mediators received Tehran’s latest proposal, while the White House argued a War Powers deadline no longer applies

Cole Allen waives detention fight for now in Trump assassination-attempt case
Federal court

Cole Allen waives detention fight for now in Trump assassination-attempt case

The 31-year-old California man remains jailed as prosecutors allege he traveled to Washington with guns and knives before trying to reach the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner

Pentagon puts Iran war cost at $25B as lawmakers question the real bill
Defense spending

Pentagon puts Iran war cost at $25B as lawmakers question the real bill

Defense officials say the figure mainly covers munitions and operational costs; Democrats and economists argue fuel, food, repairs and long-term obligations could push the total far higher

King Charles’ U.S. visit tests whether pageantry can ease alliance strains
Royal diplomacy

King Charles’ U.S. visit tests whether pageantry can ease alliance strains

The king and Queen Camilla moved from Washington ceremonies to New York, with Virginia events next, as officials look for signs that royal soft power can steady a tense U.S.-U.K. relationship